Forget Elves, Gnome Return This Christmas

Following their UK tour earlier this year, Gnome will be returning as opening act for cult band Green Lung this December, both here and on mainland Europe, with special guests High On Fire completing the bill.

Featuring Rutger Verbist (vocals, guitar), Egon Loosveldt (drums) and Geoffrey Verhulst (bass), Gnome have become hugely successful thanks to their DIY video clips, such as the impromptu ‘Wenceslas’ dance, which has had over 3.4 million views on YouTube to date.

Gnome commented: “We can’t wait to bring our badass Gnomery and epic riffs to some bigger venues and new cities! Dark magic guaranteed together with High On Fire and Green Lung.”

The band have promised to deliver their powerful mix of stoner, prog and heavy metal, lyrically inhabited by mythical creatures, while visually adorned by their red pointed hats alongside some unexpected twists.

Gnome will be performing fan favourites, as well as hidden gems taken from their three studio albums Father Of Time (2018), King (2022) and Vestiges Of Verumex Visidrome (2024).

Read more about Gnome on RAMzine.

Green Lung’s Dance To The Grave Tour with High On Fire and Gnome: UK and Ireland dates

Wed 16th Dec: London, Roundhouse
Thu 17th Dec: Bristol, Bristol Electric
Fri 18th Dec: Manchester, Manchester Academy
Sat 19th Dec: Dublin, The Academy (IE)
Sun 20th Dec: Glasgow, SWG3 Galvanizers

Paul H Birch
Paul H Birch
RAMzine Senior Writer - Writer of fiction, faction and fact, has edited several newsstand magazines. He declares himself a hack for hire but refuses to compromise on the subject of music.

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